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The charges are reminiscent of events that took place during the "Silk Road" saga.
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Ross Ulbricht News
Ross Ulbricht, also known as Dread Pirate Roberts, is the owner of the trading platform Silk Road. Silk Road was a platform for trading drugs, psychotropic substances and other illegal products. The website was working as a hidden service with Bitcoin as the main currency that was used as a payment method on the site because of its relative anonymity, transactions’ speed and Ross’s affection for digital currency. Ross Ulbricht’s net worth is estimated to be several millions of dollars, a result of charging a fee on every successful deal. In 2013, he was arrested on charges of drug trafficking, hacking attacks and conspiracy to commit money laundering. In 2015, Ross Ulbricht was sentenced to life imprisonment at the age of 31.
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A billboard demanding for the release of Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht will reside in Times Square for several months.
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New York regulator that issues BitLicences adds a Silk Road investigator to its legal counsel.
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Silk Road founder Ross Ulbricht turns 36 today, spending his seventh birthday in a row in jail.
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A petition asking for Silk Road creator Ross Ulbricht’s release has gathered over 275,00 signatures.
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The senior adviser to Silk Road operator Ross Ulbricht had pled guilty to one count of conspiracy to distribute narcotics in a Manhattan Federal Court.
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Two Bitcoin community heavyweights engage in a Twitter battle after a Bitcoin price wager from 2018 appeared to go unhonored.
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It’s not everyday a billionaire calls for the release of a criminal. Tim Draper’s doing it twice.
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Ross Ulbricht, currently serving a life sentence for his participation in the now-closed Silk Road marketplace, has his sentence review denied by the Supreme Court.
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500 BTC ($5.5 mln) to be seized if four people in Ohio are convicted of selling and transferring fake identification documents.
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Are governments trying to use cryptocurrencies as another reason to spy on us?
47319 The Silk Road secret agent serving over six years for theft of Bitcoins will now serve eight as further charges are brought.
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The US Justice Department was finally able to claim the proceeds from the sale of 144,336 Bitcoins sized when they shut down illicit online market, the Silk Road, in 2013.
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